UNEXPECTED - By O. D IYARO



Every fortnight, Gbenro is always in a haste to visit his parents, often he misses them so much especially the warmth of embrace of his mother. He had only one sibling, a girl. Gbenro was fond of his sister, he protects her more than a country is being protected from terrorists. However, there was the smallest of details he failed to checkout in his life which exposed his darling sister to the cold hands of misfortune.

As industrious, studious, intelligent Gbenro was, he was negligent of his shortcomings and this was always being in the company of chained smokers and dipsomaniac each time he visits home. He wanted to feel among his peers, though he engaged in their escapades once in a blue moon.

Another part of him was taking medical drugs without the doctor appropriate prescription as an allergy patient of cold.
One fateful day, he asked his precious sister, Ariat to accompany him to see one of his friends. Getting there, he developed nausea, he asked his sister to wait for him while he goes to buy drug for cold at the nearest pharmacy. Unknown to him, his friend had been thinking of a way to take an advantage of his dear sister. As soon as he left, his friend convinced his sister into taking the soft drink he offered her. Having trusted her brother's friend, made her drink it with confidence. After drinking, she felt dizzy, and was raped.

Gbenro arrived, he caught his friend in this unwholesome act but the deed was already done. As he made to react, by taking laws into his hands by hitting him with the bottle of drink, he collapsed.
Gbenro woke up in the hospital, he was diagnosed of kidney disease which resulted as a result of his drug abuse and self medications. His sister was taken appropriate care of but she was affected psychologically and lived to hate men for the rest of her life.
                                 

 © O. D IYARO

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